What we liked the most was the calm and quiet neighborhood.
However, whatever you do, you need to take a cab (most of the trips took 30-40 minutes)
The place is ok for a few days but honestly we are not used to this type of Airbnb where no one actually lives in the apartment at any time so we thought it lacked charm and comfort.
We would have appreciated:
- a curtain to cover the entrance door. It’s a glass door so the corridor light (which needs to stay turned on the whole night) directly lights up one of the beds
- a real sofa you can sit on and put your back against the back (now it’s a single bed against a table which moves if you put your back against it)
- a personal touch as though the apartment is also inhabited by someone, not purely for Airbnb